... THE REVIEW. AtrausT 12. Some faint idea may be formed of yesterday's review from the aggregate of guns, horse-power, and tonnage in the fleet, and from the numbs.' of men required for the full complement of nosh ship. There were employed 1,076 guns, the ...

... REVIEWS. rorat a Mannal . for narecro St ivlenta; - rorachan floin.e. Manchest.? i.. 1 Intdon. i' stery litai. ..ch;eet matter being put iiit•tLer in that one may ari-innt it a triumph o.llpiLatima. Mr. 11 ha. stared at the rcry and haa at ...

... TO BE REVIEWED He also moved, successfully, amendment that the authority provide the crockery and other necessary utensils as soon as possible, the scheme to go on as arranged meanwhile. Seconding the amendment, Mr. F. Lynn said it was absurd for children ...

... REVIEW. -Tll6 PENNY I'llHl , T)l.%s 11141.. R ' Th. •hri. Noteb,r. ah eh mill *horde b. , published. is enlarc.4l tuzoom the man of 1•14, yy windier. IL is wauul IU a strapper. on which is • It !irking stores by W. S. R. Slum. Weisman. :nuns tymetn ...

... REVIEW. The November number of Pearson's Magazine is an excellent one, containing as it does the brightest of stories and interesting article*, all profusely illustrated. As usual, some illustrations from famous paintings aeuompauy Art of the Age— ...

... REVIEW'S. NEw linwarl and en. hay.] sa.or.l another hadret of am, aod want , . al.ka ft.- the drawing and r rt muss. Howard'. imhiseatoosta are &tray. o( a character. awl p.pn Linty nf I. a. 4 to he at. R.aper's the Standant. A Brogan.' E 1.4. and ...

... REVIEWS. Newt Talk, on Ileatitrie.t. by F. yer. H A 2. t A lart. 44 or .1 WA only In,h the ant thg , Inv *AA the pr•achory of uh. V. PI r. gie a '• honklet. is he it, reran his pen. Mr SI , not at writargt or Ilse lion at an literary style. hit •• ...

... REVIEW. This Masikitr's Compass an Shtp.— By J, Dixon, Retired Captain, Portsmouth: and Co., 2, 'Ehe Hard. 2s 6d. Tho deflection caused in the Mariner's Compass the iron in ships, and by the recent frequent addition of installations, is such great importance ...

... REVIEWS. ELECTRIC TRACTION POCKET-ROOK. Though ptople everywhere noaada}s interested an electric trsAion—or, rather, in fail ties it for rapid and , : aenfortable lenumotion—it is not everybody who an interest in th , engineering dettails connected thyre%ids ...

... Review. The October of the Royal Magazine is the last that will appear for 3.l—next month and onward it is to be a penny more. The d etic.e. this manth are full of interest, and the illustration, excellent. The Women Toilers of the Deep. tells in pleasing ...

... “THE'REVIEW OP REVIEWS.” Somehow or other the Editor is magazine manages maintain ita interest month month. For variety of articles and general high quality of its contents throughonrt the October iwue seem* be on© the lx«t of months. The Progress of ...

... MAGAZINES & REVIEWS THE MONTHLY REVIEW. The prevailing social mania for the game of Bridge and the evils which go with are strongly denounced in “The Monthly Review” for October. There is quite a long correspondence, which may be genuine, the subject ...